Sight For A Handheld Weapon
OwnerMichael Henry Schulstinventor
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A rear sight for a handheld weapon. The rear sight includes a tubular device that includes a tubular member comprising a material capable of transmitting visible light so that a target may be viewed through the tubular member, the tubular device, when mounted on a weapon, having at least two circle-like images at different locations along the length thereof that are visible when aiming the weapon on which the sight is mounted at a target by viewing the target through the tubular member. When aiming the weapon, a user will look through the tubular member towards the target and for proper alignment with respect to the target, will maneuver the weapon until the circle-like images are concentrically disposed. This constitutes a simple operation that can be quickly performed, particularly also in low light conditions.
A rear sight for a hand held weapon which includes, in operation when mounted on a weapon, a tubular device including a tubular member comprising a material capable of transmitting visible light so that a target may be viewed through the tubular member, the tubular device having at least two circle-like images at different locations along the length thereof that are visible when aiming the weapon on which the rear sight is mounted at a target by viewing the target through the tubular member.
A sighting system for a weapon which includes a rear sight for a hand held weapon which includes in operation when mounted on a weapon, a tubular device including a tubular member comprising a material capable of transmitting visible light so that a target may be viewed through the tubular member, the tubular device having at least two circle-like images at different locations along the length thereof that are visible when aiming the weapon on which the rear sight is mounted at a target by viewing the target through the tubular member, and a front sight mounted on the weapon near the front end thereof.
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